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Best Hikes in the Issaquah Alps
Tiger, Squak, and the eastside classics
A curated selection of trails for best hikes issaquah alps.
Issaquah Alps
- Margaret's Way and Debbie's View — 88 reports, latest: Jun 17, 2026
- Poo Poo Point - Chirico Trail — 84 reports, latest: Jun 21, 2026
- West Tiger 3 — 80 reports, latest: Jun 20, 2026
- Poo Poo Point — 45 reports, latest: Jun 11, 2026
- Cable Line Trail — 26 reports, latest: Apr 28, 2026
- Wilderness Peak Loop — 25 reports, latest: May 31, 2026
- May Valley Loop — 25 reports, latest: Mar 22, 2026
- Coal Creek Trail — 23 reports, latest: Jun 12, 2026
- Bullitt Fireplace Trail — 20 reports, latest: Jun 11, 2026
- Grand Ridge Park — 20 reports, latest: May 29, 2026
- Coal Creek Falls — 20 reports, latest: May 10, 2026
- South Tiger Mountain Loop — 16 reports, latest: May 16, 2026
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Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
This is the first mountain of climbed in Washington state! My son and I did it for Father’s Day as a way to get me feeling comfortable with doing these things because I’m from the flatland of Wisconsi...
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
We hiked West Tiger 3 and continued on to Hikers Hut on Saturday morning. The day started out cloudy, and the summit of West Tiger 3 had a steady breeze that made it feel quite chilly.The stretch from...
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
Trail in good condition. Got to watch paragliders jump off the top. Wildflowers in bloom near the south side jump area. Also saw wild bunnies. Great view of Rainier. Only bad thing was a couple spots ...
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
We arrived around noon and were pleased to find several open spots in the parking lot. The privy is open but we did not use it.The trail is a constant, steady climb, but never gets too steep. We didn'...
Issaquah Alps > Squak Mountain
mid day stroll, a few folks here and there. plenty of parking around 10 am
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
Lots of parking in the lot on a Monday morning. Not crowded. Nice view at the top of Rainier and you can see all the way to the Seattle skyline. Wildflowers at the top too.
compiled from 472 reports across 12 trails